the israel defense forces have announced the beginning of a new ground operation in southern gaza, just north of the city of khan younis. israel continued its renewed bombardment of gaza for a third day, having told more palestinians to leave areas in and around khan younis immediately. the hamas—run health ministry in gaza says more than 15,500 people have now been killed there since the start of the conflict between israel and hamas, which is considered a terrorist organsation by the uk government. this is the scene live outside al nasser hospital in khan younis an area that has been under frequent assault. the scenes both inside and ouside the hospital are traumatic. these pictures were shot today. children are among those being driven to the hospital carried inside by family and friends. for many, the journey to hospital was too late. a senior adviser to the israeli prime mininister has insisted israel is doing all it can to minimise the deaths of civilians in gaza, after the us defence secretary, lloyd austin, said israel had a moral responsiblity to minimise casualties not linked to hamas. our middle east correspondent paul adams has this report, and a warning it contains images some viewers may find distressing. in causes overcrowded south children are once more in the front line. —— gaza's. israel says it's going to great lengths to avoid killing civilians but can't —— khan younis is a hamas stronghold. the hospital is a hamas stronghold. the hospital is overrun. further south civilians try to evacuate as battles rage. for a week the streets were silent and not the israeli army is closing in. in jabalia refugee not the israeli army is closing in. injabalia refugee camp a generation in disparate losing parents and protection. people are fleeing not for the first time trying to follow the israeli instructions, not sure where to go. translation: ~ ., where to go. translation: ., , whereto go. translation: ., , where to go. translation: ., , ., , translation: we cannot see any safe area. this translation: we cannot see any safe area- this is— translation: we cannot see any safe area. this is his _ translation: we cannot see any safe area. this is his family _ translation: we cannot see any safe area. this is his family is _ translation: we cannot see any safe area. this is his family is a _ translation: we cannot see any safe area. this is his family is a six - area. this is his family is a six move. area. this is his family is a six move- we _ area. this is his family is a six move- we go _ area. this is his family is a six move. we go from _ area. this is his family is a six move. we go from place - area. this is his family is a six move. we go from place to i area. this is his family is a six - move. we go from place to place. there is no safety anywhere. israel says its new maps showing specific blocks in danger of being attacked should make it easierfor people blocks in danger of being attacked should make it easier for people to find safety. this is basically the policy of israel. but for one british policy and there was only confusion —— confusion. british policy and there was only confusion -- confusion. everyone is in a anic confusion -- confusion. everyone is in a panic because _ confusion -- confusion. everyone is in a panic because they _ confusion -- confusion. everyone is in a panic because they got - confusion -- confusion. everyone is in a panic because they got a - confusion -- confusion. everyone is in a panic because they got a blockl in a panic because they got a block for block 49 and they pulled the family in the area and told them they must leave.— family in the area and told them they must leave. people are being -ushed they must leave. people are being pushed like _ they must leave. people are being pushed like pawns _ they must leave. people are being pushed like pawns on _ they must leave. people are being pushed like pawns on a _ they must leave. people are being| pushed like pawns on a chessboard with no _ pushed like pawns on a chessboard with no water, no sanitation, no safetx — with no water, no sanitation, no safetx this _ with no water, no sanitation, no safety. this idea of safe zones is a very dangerous narrative. we safety. this idea of safe zones is a very dangerous narrative.- very dangerous narrative. we see here a fighting — very dangerous narrative. we see here a fighting tunnel _ very dangerous narrative. we see here a fighting tunnel of - very dangerous narrative. we see here a fighting tunnel of hamas. | here a fighting tunnel of hamas. israel_ here a fighting tunnel of hamas. israel says— here a fighting tunnel of hamas. israel says it _ here a fighting tunnel of hamas. israel says it continues - here a fighting tunnel of hamas. israel says it continues to - here a fighting tunnel of hamas. israel says it continues to show. israel says it continues to show evidence of hamas embedding itself in civilian areas here a tunnel close to a school. the battle for gaza now rages in the north and the south. it's tough for urban warfare full of risk and a determined enemy. this morning, a funeral of israeli staff sergeant wounded during the ground invasion last month. translation: we ground invasion last month. translation:— ground invasion last month. translation: ~ ., , ., , ., translation: we fought bravely for the protection _ translation: we fought bravely for the protection of _ translation: we fought bravely for the protection of the _ translation: we fought bravely for the protection of the state, - translation: we fought bravely for the protection of the state, we - the protection of the state, we salute you. the protection of the state, we salute yon-— the protection of the state, we salute you. the protection of the state, we salute ou. . , ., ., �* salute you. hamas is not done. all rockets fired _ salute you. hamas is not done. all rockets fired at _ salute you. hamas is not done. all rockets fired at israel _ salute you. hamas is not done. all rockets fired at israel today. - rockets fired at israel today. memories of the precious truths from last week fading fast. let's speak to our international editor, jeremy bowen, who's injerusalem. it feels very much like the israeli defence forces are now fully focusing on southern gaza and the area around khan younis. yes focusing on southern gaza and the area around khan younis.- area around khan younis. yes the israeli area around khan younis. yes the israeli army _ area around khan younis. yes the israeli army radio _ area around khan younis. yes the israeli army radio has _ area around khan younis. yes the israeli army radio has reported i area around khan younis. yes the l israeli army radio has reported that they are pushing into that area and thatis they are pushing into that area and that is a confirmation, effectively. there have been other sources as well saying that is happening. they have always said this is but they will do. the objective that they want to achieve which is to destroy hamas will mean that they will have to go into gaza but the comments particularly, those strong comments from the us defence secretary, lloyd austin, saying effectively, they could get a tactical victory, but a strategic defeat if they continue to kill civilians at the rate that they have. that they will also push people into the arms and the mindset of israel's enemies. i think that is something very powerful coming from where it does and it suggests, if you remember at the very beginning, presidentjoe biden came here and said, don't become blinded by your rage in the way that america was after the 9/11 attacks by al-qaeda in 2001. these continuing comments from american saying stop killing so many civilians suggesting that israelis have been blinded by rage in the opinion of the americans. find in the opinion of the americans. and the american — in the opinion of the americans. and the american opinion matters to the israelis, does not? it is the american opinion matters to the israelis, does not?— israelis, does not? it is israel's most important _ israelis, does not? it is israel's most important ally _ israelis, does not? it is israel's most important ally not - israelis, does not? it is israel's most important ally notjust . israelis, does not? it is israel's| most important ally notjust the most important ally not just the leading supplier of arms but critically, they have israel's back diplomatically at the united nations in the security council over a considerable period of time, america has used its veto to protect israel, diplomatically. so i think that america's opinion is highly significant for the israelis. however, mr netanyahu as a prime minister has a record of not doing quite as the americans want him to do and not least, joe biden. in the past they have had a very poor relationship and it may well be that they are prioritising what they believe is important, the israelis. which is to exact vengeance that mr netanyahu talked about at the beginning against hamas and also to remove it as a threat of any nature to the israeli people. the big question is whether they are going about it in the right way. clearly the americans have some doubts. and even whether that objective, the high bar they have set themselves, is attainable. in high bar they have set themselves, is attainable-— is attainable. in terms of the israeli people _ is attainable. in terms of the israeli people and _ is attainable. in terms of the israeli people and what - is attainable. in terms of the i israeli people and what people is attainable. in terms of the - israeli people and what people in israeli people and what people in israel inc. and believe, what are they saying about how things have gone so far? what is public opinion sing about the way things are going? i think this is still a highly traumatised country. i think people are still horrified by everything that happens on the 7th of october in more than that they are horrified by what it says about the security of the country. while the government of the country. while the government of mr netanyahu had a great deal of opposition, regular demonstrations at the weekend for months and months before all of this happened. i think israelis basically always had the idea that whatever happened with the politicians, the army can keep them safe. but that did not happen on the 7th of october. i think that for israelis, that is something very fundamental and it is one reason why they are, i think, still very traumatised about what happened. and also i think a lot of israelis have hardened their hearts about what is happening in gaza. they see this as a fight they have to win and they say, look, we did not start this on october the 7th, hamas attacked us, as to what israelis say. therefore, we have to take action any state would do it. the question though is whether israel is doing it within the laws of war which is leading allies, notjust americans but the british and others have a very clearly said they need to do. jeremy, thank you for that. our international editor there. let's gets more assessment now on israel's ongoing war. for further assessment of israel's ongoing military operation, we speak now to michael clarke, who is the former director—general of rusi. thank you forjoining us and let me ask you first of all but what we have seen so far in light of this latest ground operation we are hearing from israeli army radio. tiara hearing from israeli army radio. two oints of hearing from israeli army radio. “ti-nip points of importance today. one that is israel is going into the jabalia refugee camp in the north. it was always going to do that because the israelis always said and i am sure they are not wrong that the jabalia refugee camp was a headquarters for hamas they organise and recruited in the camp and had facilities below it. sojust the camp and had facilities below it. so just as the algae for hospital was a major israeli target in the north, jabalia refugee was the next. when they finished and i'll see for they would always go to jabalia refugee and that is what doing now. in the south it looks as if they had started a ground offensive toward khan younis. we were not sure if they would do this but if they do they are trying to get people moving west of khan younis towards the coast which is what they would like them to do and you and agencies have said, we won't facilitate this. we will not help. because all it will do if you cram people into the western corner of the gaza strip, there is no hygiene, no water, no facilities and so on. so the israelis are trying to move people around as one is your correspondent said almost like a chess board and that is not likely to work very well so as they move in towards khan younis this will certainly get a lot more brutal as far as civilian casualties and hamas, 20,000 of them now, are in with the civilian population so they will move in and of the civilian population as it moves.- will move in and of the civilian population as it moves. what is the next step for _ population as it moves. what is the next step for israel _ population as it moves. what is the next step for israel given _ population as it moves. what is the next step for israel given the - next step for israel given the complications you were talking about? , , about? they will destroy the -h sical about? they will destroy the physical facilities _ about? they will destroy the physical facilities of - about? they will destroy the physical facilities of hamas i about? they will destroy the l physical facilities of hamas as about? they will destroy the - physical facilities of hamas as they come across them so as they get into tunnels and whatever facilities they discover in khan younis and probably the rafah crossing as well which is probably the next area they will go for they will physically destroy what they can, but given that they can't take themselves, their 25,000 armed terrorists in hamas there are some sing 40,000 but are part—timers, 25,000 they think they have captured 5000 so there are 20,000, most now in the south so this people are not going to hang around to be killed or captured, they will keep moving either in tunnels or with the civilian population. so the israelis could physically destroy what hamas has got, but they will be lucky if they can actually eliminate the 20,000 they say they are determined to eliminate. in they say they are determined to eliminate. ., they say they are determined to eliminate. . ., , eliminate. in the meantime as the offensive continues, _ eliminate. in the meantime as the offensive continues, we _ eliminate. in the meantime as the offensive continues, we are - eliminate. in the meantime as the offensive continues, we are not i eliminate. in the meantime as the i offensive continues, we are not seen hostages were released in the same way they were being released during the truce. that is being held by many of the hostages families within israel over the head of the government.— israel over the head of the government. israel over the head of the rovernment. , ., ., ., government. yes, there are two real riorities government. yes, there are two real priorities here. _ government. yes, there are two real priorities here. what _ government. yes, there are two real priorities here. what netanyahu i priorities here. what netanyahu originally was saying is the best way to get hostages released is to attack hamas to then release some hostages as and when we come across them. we will have to take our chances that some will be killed in the offensive. we can't help that. when we put hamas under another military pressure they will do a deal to release hostages. but is what he was saying. the us in october, the 18th of october when jill biden went to see netanyahu in israel, it was clear thatjoe biden did not buy that argument. the whole of the international community said if you are going to get the hostages out you have to negotiate it with a pause, a cease—fire in which you are treating aid into gaza against cease—fire and hostages coming out so there are still 130 hostages there. what israelis are saying is that we are back to the original idea that the best way to get them out of sticky keep and hamas militarily. most of the reston world does not believe that so i think another pause is not impossible. i think is really doing what they can militarily while they can because they know that their time to conduct this offensive is probably limited as the rest of the world gets more worried by it and more appalled by the level of civilian casualties. professor michael clarke, thank you very much. an interfaith peace vigilfor israel and gaza is being held in central london this evening. live now to meghan owen at downing street. hi, earlier today that there was a village old that happened just behind me, hundreds gathered to listen to speeches by faith leaders including the archbishop of canterbury who talked about love and forgiveness and he also said that we will not let islam a phobia or anti—semitism have a place on our streets and there were also speeches about politicians from all parties and bereaved families as well. this is organised together for humanity and the aim of the vigil today was to promote peace and to mourn people who had been killed in the conflict on both sides. i am joined by two of the speakers a palestinian peace activist and an israeli peace activists. how did you feel that it went today? it activists. how did you feel that it went today?— went today? it went really well, many peeple — went today? it went really well, many people showed _ went today? it went really well, many people showed up - went today? it went really well, many people showed up and i went today? it went really well, i many people showed up and people were hungry teachers such vigils and such stands— were hungry teachers such vigils and such stands in this hard time because _ such stands in this hard time because people do not know how to deal with— because people do not know how to deal with this conflict, how to not choose _ deal with this conflict, how to not choose the — deal with this conflict, how to not choose the side of hate. and we showed — choose the side of hate. and we showed to— choose the side of hate. and we showed to them. it is good that they are paying _ showed to them. it is good that they are paying attention to this conflict _ are paying attention to this conflict but they should never let hate come to the way because no amount— hate come to the way because no amount of— hate come to the way because no amount of hate will ensure any family— amount of hate will ensure any family home. and if they can come together— family home. and if they can come together then this gives hope to people — together then this gives hope to people they are that one day there will be _ people they are that one day there will be peace there. you people they are that one day there will be peace there.— will be peace there. you both have very personal _ will be peace there. you both have very personal reasons _ will be peace there. you both have very personal reasons for - will be peace there. you both have very personal reasons for being i will be peace there. you both have i very personal reasons for being here you both had family members killed in the conflict, what drives you to be here today?— in the conflict, what drives you to be here toda ? . ., ., ., ., be here today? hamas has a son who is six and my — be here today? hamas has a son who is six and my son _ be here today? hamas has a son who is six and my son is _ be here today? hamas has a son who is six and my son is almost _ be here today? hamas has a son who is six and my son is almost seven i is six and my son is almost seven —— hamza _ is six and my son is almost seven —— hamza i_ is six and my son is almost seven —— hamza iwant— is six and my son is almost seven —— hamza. i want them _ is six and my son is almost seven —— hamza. i want them to _ is six and my son is almost seven —— hamza. i want them to grow- is six and my son is almost seven —— hamza. i want them to grow up- hamza. i want them to grow up and play together — hamza. i want them to grow up and play together and _ hamza. i want them to grow up and play together and play— hamza. i want them to grow up and play together and play football i hamza. i want them to grow up and play together and play football and i play together and play football and en'oy play together and play football and enjoy each — play together and play football and enjoy each other's _ play together and play football and enjoy each other's company - play together and play football and enjoy each other's company and i play together and play football and i enjoy each other's company and that is what _ enjoy each other's company and that is what drives — enjoy each other's company and that is what 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will have a better. today said they will have a better future _ today said they will have a better future we — today said they will have a better future. we love _ today said they will have a better future. we love our— today said they will have a better future. we love our kids- today said they will have a better future. we love our kids and i today said they will have a better future. we love our kids and that is the world _ future. we love our kids and that is the world we — future. we love our kids and that is the world we want _ future. we love our kids and that is the world we want them _ future. we love our kids and that is the world we want them to - future. we love our kids and that is the world we want them to grow. future. we love our kids and that is the world we want them to grow up in. . . , ., the world we want them to grow up in. . ., , ., ., the world we want them to grow up in. hamza you flew to the uk for this viiil, in. hamza you flew to the uk for this vigil, what _ in. hamza you flew to the uk for this vigil, what was _ in. hamza you flew to the uk for this vigil, what was different i in. hamza you flew to the uk for i this vigil, what was different about this vigil, what was different about this for you? in this vigil, what was different about this for you?— this vigil, what was different about this for you? in these dark times it is so easy to _ this for you? in these dark times it is so easy to lose _ this for you? in these dark times it is so easy to lose hope. _ this for you? in these dark times it is so easy to lose hope. it - this for you? in these dark times it is so easy to lose hope. it is i is so easy to lose hope. it is so easy— is so easy to lose hope. it is so easy to — is so easy to lose hope. it is so easy tojust_ is so easy to lose hope. it is so easy tojust want is so easy to lose hope. it is so easy to just want to escape because you see _ easy to just want to escape because you see the — easy to just want to escape because you see the amount of hatred, the amount— you see the amount of hatred, the amount of— you see the amount of hatred, the amount of bloodshed and you are looking _ amount of bloodshed and you are looking for hope. it is not an easy thing _ looking for hope. it is not an easy thing to— looking for hope. it is not an easy thing to find. when i heard about this happening, i knew this is where i belong _ this happening, i knew this is where i belong. because if anything would help my— i belong. because if anything would help my people, if there is anything i help my people, if there is anything i know— help my people, if there is anything i know very— help my people, if there is anything i know very well, it is such voices. people _ i know very well, it is such voices. people coming for peace, for the future _ people coming for peace, for the future of— people coming for peace, for the future of humanity in israel and palestine — future of humanity in israel and palestine and all of the world because _ palestine and all of the world because humanity is one. here, i know— because humanity is one. here, i know i_ because humanity is one. here, i know i am — because humanity is one. here, i know i am not harming anyone. any other— know i am not harming anyone. any other stand — know i am not harming anyone. any other stand will not help my people, will not _ other stand will not help my people, will not help the other people and i will not help the other people and i will not _ will not help the other people and i will not waste my energy there. one thin that will not waste my energy there. one thing that was _ will not waste my energy there. iez thing that was most striking about the vigil today was the lack of placards. are you encouraging people not to bring them today? so placards. are you encouraging people not to bring them today?— not to bring them today? so talking about our kids _ not to bring them today? so talking about our kids again. _ not to bring them today? so talking about our kids again. you _ not to bring them today? so talking about our kids again. you don't i about our kids again. you don't educate — about our kids again. you don't educate a — about our kids again. you don't educate a child _ about our kids again. you don't educate a child to _ about our kids again. you don't educate a child to have - about our kids again. you don't educate a child to have their. about our kids again. you don't i educate a child to have their core values _ educate a child to have their core values they— educate a child to have their core values they want _ educate a child to have their core values they want of— educate a child to have their core values they want of respecting i educate a child to have their core i values they want of respecting other human— values they want of respecting other human beihgs, — values they want of respecting other human beings, people _ values they want of respecting other human beings, people from - values they want of respecting other human beings, people from other. human beings, people from other faiths _ human beings, people from other faiths and — human beings, people from other faiths and backgrounds, - human beings, people from other faiths and backgrounds, coming i human beings, people from otheri faiths and backgrounds, coming to educate _ faiths and backgrounds, coming to educate the — faiths and backgrounds, coming to educate the child _ faiths and backgrounds, coming to educate the child by— faiths and backgrounds, coming to educate the child by placard - faiths and backgrounds, coming to educate the child by placard or- educate the child by placard or slogan — educate the child by placard or slogan it— educate the child by placard or slogan it takes _ educate the child by placard or slogan it takes time _ educate the child by placard or slogan it takes time and - educate the child by placard or slogan it takes time and effort| educate the child by placard or- slogan it takes time and effort and you have _ slogan it takes time and effort and you have to— slogan it takes time and effort and you have to move _ slogan it takes time and effort and you have to move step—by—step i slogan it takes time and effort and. you have to move step—by—step and -et you have to move step—by—step and get the _ you have to move step—by—step and get the support— you have to move step—by—step and get the support of— you have to move step—by—step and get the support of your _ you have to move step—by—step and get the support of your community. | get the support of your community. in get the support of your community. in the _ get the support of your community. in the same — get the support of your community. in the same way— get the support of your community. in the same way if— get the support of your community. in the same way if you want - get the support of your community. in the same way if you want to i in the same way if you want to achieve — in the same way if you want to achieve peace, _ in the same way if you want to achieve peace, and _ in the same way if you want to achieve peace, and he - in the same way if you want to achieve peace, and he kind i in the same way if you want to achieve peace, and he kind ofl achieve peace, and he kind of a clever— achieve peace, and he kind of a clever slogan _ achieve peace, and he kind of a clever slogan is— achieve peace, and he kind of a clever slogan is not _ achieve peace, and he kind of a clever slogan is not going - achieve peace, and he kind of a clever slogan is not going to i achieve peace, and he kind of a clever slogan is not going to doj achieve peace, and he kind of a i clever slogan is not going to do it. we need _ clever slogan is not going to do it. we need to— clever slogan is not going to do it. we need to work— clever slogan is not going to do it. we need to work hard _ clever slogan is not going to do it. we need to work hard day- clever slogan is not going to do it. we need to work hard day in- clever slogan is not going to do it. we need to work hard day in and i clever slogan is not going to do it. i we need to work hard day in and day out and _ we need to work hard day in and day out and put — we need to work hard day in and day out and put time _ we need to work hard day in and day out and put time and _ we need to work hard day in and day out and put time and effort - we need to work hard day in and day out and put time and effort if - out and put time and effort if we want _ out and put time and effort if we want to— out and put time and effort if we want to have _ out and put time and effort if we want to have a solution. - out and put time and effort if we want to have a solution. if- out and put time and effort if we want to have a solution. if we i out and put time and effort if we i want to have a solution. if we want to have _ want to have a solution. if we want to have peace _ want to have a solution. if we want to have peace. so _ want to have a solution. if we want to have peace. so thinking - want to have a solution. if we want to have peace. so thinking about. want to have a solution. if we want i to have peace. so thinking about our kids, _ to have peace. so thinking about our kids. that _ to have peace. so thinking about our kids. that is — to have peace. so thinking about our kids, that is the _ to have peace. so thinking about our kids, that is the way— to have peace. so thinking about our kids, that is the way forward. - kids, that is the way forward. step-by-step _ kids, that is the way forward. step-by-step i_ kids, that is the way forward. step—by—step. i hope - kids, that is the way forward. step—by—step. i hope it - kids, that is the way forward. step—by—step. i hope it is i kids, that is the way forward. i step—by—step. i hope it is going to come _ step—by—step. i hope it is going to come sooner— step—by—step. i hope it is going to come sooner than— step—by—step. i hope it is going to come sooner than later, _ step—by—step. i 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i point is to show it is possible and it is possible _ point is to show it is possible and it is possible.— point is to show it is possible and it is possible. thank you so much. it felt it is possible. thank you so much. it felt today _ it is possible. thank you so much. it felt today it — it is possible. thank you so much. it felt today it was _ it is possible. thank you so much. it felt today it was a _ it is possible. thank you so much. it felt today it was a peaceful i it is possible. thank you so much. it felt today it was a peaceful and | it felt today it was a peaceful and sombre atmosphere as many lit candles and listen to speeches. it was clear that everyone was united and everyone felt unity. yes. was clear that everyone was united and everyone felt unity.— was clear that everyone was united and everyone felt unity. yes, a very owerful and everyone felt unity. yes, a very powerful image _ and everyone felt unity. yes, a very powerful image to _ and everyone felt unity. yes, a very powerful image to have _ and everyone felt unity. yes, a very powerful image to have those i and everyone felt unity. yes, a very powerful image to have those two i powerful image to have those two guests together so i think you for that. in france — one person has been killed and two others, including a british man, injured, in a knife and hammer attack in central paris. the french interior minister gerard darmanin said the attacker targeted tourists around quai de grenelle — which is close to the eiffel tower. the man who was killed was german. authorities in berlin described his death as an �*abominable crime'. live now to paris, we can speak to correspondent hugh schofield. tell us more about what happened. it was here on this bridge that it happened last night around 915 local time. just on their the attacker used a knife to attack at this german tourist, a male nurse, killed him. the attacker then crossed the bridge to the north side of seine where he encountered two other victims, both men. he attacked them with a hammer. one was a british citizen age to 66 whose condition we understand is satisfactory now in hospital. at that point the police were on the scene and the man was cornered, he was incapacitated with an electronic taser and then he was brought into custody about police. now we know who he was, a man known to the police because he has served time in jail to the police because he has served time injailfor to the police because he has served time in jail for plotting to the police because he has served time injailfor plotting a terrorist attack before. he is someone who has had psychiatric problems. a man who is french, but with iranian parents and police will not be questioning him and his entourage to find out more about what motivated him for this. what we know is what he told police last night which was that the immediate driver was seeing images of the suffering in gaza. he said he cannot stand to see muslims dying in such numbers and under israeli bombardment.— numbers and under israeli bombardment. ., ., . bombardment. you mentioned that there has been _ bombardment. you mentioned that there has been one _ bombardment. you mentioned that there has been one person - bombardment. you mentioned that there has been one person who i bombardment. you mentioned thatj there has been one person who has died and people injured. we know a british man has been injured. what do we know about his condition? he is do we know about his condition? he: is in satisfactory condition and as i understand. he was the last person that the man attacked, with a hammer. he was hit in the face with the hammer and was hospitalised, but everything that i have heard is that he and the condition of the other, the french man in his 60s who was also taken to hospital is fine and their lives are certainly not in danger. their lives are certainly not in dancer. ., ., their lives are certainly not in dancer. ., ,, i. their lives are certainly not in dancer. ., ~' ,, , their lives are certainly not in dancer. ., ,, , . danger. thank you very much indeed for that. some breaking news coming into us. we know in the last few weeks since the attacks between israel and gaza that in yemen the iran backed with the rebels have very much ramped up attacks on is and us targets in retaliation for the strikes in gaza and in the last few minutes we have had some breaking news coming into us. the iranian backed who the movement in yemen says it attacked two ships in the red sea will stop the pentagon says it is aware of reports of attacks on a us warship, the uss ship and commercial vessels. we don't have any more information than that that the ring impacts houthis movement has ramped up attacks against potential us and israeli targets and says it attacks two ships in the red sea. let's bring you some more up—to—date on our top story and that is what is happening in the conflict between israel and gaza. the very latest pictures that we have right now, the live pictures i believe are over a hospital in khan younis. khan younis is a city in the southern area of gaza and it has over the last 24 hours been very much the focus for the israeli defence forces. about one hour ago, the israeli army radio says the idf have begun a ground operation in the south of gaza. if you remember, the last ground operation we saw from the idf is very much focused on northern gaza. now, we are getting confirmation from israeli army radio that it is southern gaza that has been targeted by ground operations. this area specifically has been bombarded very heavily over the past 24 hours and the israeli defence forces have urged people to leave and evacuate the area as much as they can. we are hearing from the hamas one health ministry that 15 and a half thousand people have been killed in the israeli retaliatory campaign including 6000 children. the israeli defence force says it is targeting hamas leaders who it believes are hiding in and around the khan younis area. i will be back in a few minutes' time with the all the very latest on all of the stories you have been watching your on bbc news. stay with us on the bbc. hello there. we've seen some changes to the weather today. across the south of the country, low pressure has been ushering in some slightly milder air, more cloud outbreaks of rain. it's the north of the country which is seeing the cold, dry, sunnier weather today. but this new upcoming week starts off on a cold note. then we start to see it turning more unsettled — wet, windy weather moving in off the atlantic. that will usher in milder for all areas by the end of the week. now it's the first of a series of low pressure systems continue to push northwards into england and wales. in fact, the rain's going to pep up, turn heavier through the evening and overnight period. as it bumps into the colder air lying across the north of the country, likely see some snow of the welsh hills, the peak district, the pennines, maybe even down to lower levels for a time. we'll also see wintry showers feeding into eastern scotland, but western scotland, northern ireland will see the clearer skies. so here the lowest, the temperatures less cold. further south, southern england should have a frost—free night. but to monday morning it could be a bit tricky across northern england, the north midlands and north wales, could see some wet snow on the hills, maybe the odd flake down to lower levels for a time, but it'll be mostly of rain. but as the band of rain continues to move north, it's likely to see that risk of sleet and snow transferring to the north pennines. frequent wintry showers pushing into northern and eastern scotland could give some significant accumulations there. best of the brightness western scotland, northern ireland but to central southern parts of britain will stay rather cloudy, quite breezy with rain on and off. now, despite temperatures being a little bit higher across the board, you factor in the wind tomorrow, it's going to feel quite cold and raw. now that area of low pressure starts to pull out towards the near continent. so during monday night into tuesday, it'll take a while, but it means that the eastern side of england will bear the brunt of the edge of the low, bringing fairly brisk north, north—easterly winds, further wintry showers here, and there'll be further wintry showers, northern and eastern scotland. but elsewhere, with a ridge of high pressure building in increasing amounts of sunshine out west. so an improving afternoon for many. but again, it's going to be quite a cold day. temperatures 2—7 degrees — cooler than that further east when you factor in the breeze. so wednesday looks like it'll be a fine day for most. another cold one to come. then thursday, friday, it turns wetter and windier, but you'll notice the milder air reaches pretty much all areas. so we start the upcoming week off on a cold note, a bit of sunshine around before it turns more unsettled by the end of the week and turning milderfor all. live from london. this is bbc news israeli army radio says the ground operation in the south of gaza has begun. it says armed forces are there and expect to expand their offensive. one person is dead and two injured in a knife and hammer attack in central paris. the french interior minister says the attacker targeted tourists around quai de grenelle, close to the eiffel tower. in a first for the un climate summit — world leaders discuss the impact of climate change on health, experts say it has a �*profound effect'. glenys kinnock, the former british minister and wife of the former labour leader neil kinnock, dies, aged 79. and police declare a major incident in the north of england. heavy snowfall causes disruption and challenging conditions on the roads. people are being urged to stay away. snow, ice and plummeting temperatures are causing problems across large parts of the uk. heavy snow overnight in cumbria caused havoc on the roads, leaving hundreds of drivers trapped in their cars and more than 2—and—a—half—thousand people without electricity. police declared a major incident and are still advising people to avoid the county. yellow weather warnings from the met office covering large areas of england, scotland and wales are about to come into force until midday tomorrow. northern parts of the uk are being told to brace for snow and ice including the already struggling lake district. yunis mulla reports. severe weather left a blanket of snow in some areas just 30 cm fell, motorists are caught out in stranded, this is in ambleside, abandoning her trip and slept at work. �* , , ., ~' work. i've been in my work because i'd been work. i've been in my work because i'd been at — work. i've been in my work because i'd been at the _ work. i've been in my work because i'd been at the flight _ work. i've been in my work because i'd been at the flight of _ work. i've been in my work because i'd been at the flight of stairs i i'd been at the flight of stairs just stayed there for the night which was also really helpful because a lot of people could not get home. because a lot of people could not set home. , ., because a lot of people could not get home-— get home. the snow was unprecedented. - get home. the snow was unprecedented. it's i get home. the snow was unprecedented. it's just | get home. the snow was i unprecedented. it'sjust been get home. the snow was _ unprecedented. it'sjust been chaos stopwatch— unprecedented. it'sjust been chaos stopwatch is lifted for 30 years and opened _ stopwatch is lifted for 30 years and opened up — stopwatch is lifted for 30 years and opened up his house give a friend a bed for— opened up his house give a friend a bed for the — opened up his house give a friend a bed for the night. opened up his house give a friend a bed forthe night. he opened up his house give a friend a bed for the night.— opened up his house give a friend a bed for the night. he could get home and said that — bed for the night. he could get home and said that coming _ bed for the night. he could get home and said that coming to _ bed for the night. he could get home and said that coming to my _ bed for the night. he could get home and said that coming to my house - bed for the night. he could get home and said that coming to my house for lunch_ and said that coming to my house for lunch and _ and said that coming to my house for lunch and two — and said that coming to my house for lunch and two o'clock yesterday, - and said that coming to my house for lunch and two o'clock yesterday, he i lunch and two o'clock yesterday, he left at _ lunch and two o'clock yesterday, he left at seven — lunch and two o'clock yesterday, he left at seven o'clock _ lunch and two o'clock yesterday, he left at seven o'clock this _ lunch and two o'clock yesterday, he left at seven o'clock this morning. left at seven o'clock this morning and there — left at seven o'clock this morning and there are _ left at seven o'clock this morning and there are lots _ left at seven o'clock this morning and there are lots of— left at seven o'clock this morning and there are lots of people - left at seven o'clock this morning | and there are lots of people stuck in putting — and there are lots of people stuck in putting people _ and there are lots of people stuck in putting peepte up _ and there are lots of people stuck in putting people up and - and there are lots of people stuck in putting people up and just- in putting people up and just doing what we _ in putting people up and just doing what we can— in putting people up and just doing what we canto _ in putting people up and just doing what we can to help. _ what we can to help. listening dredae what we can to help. listening dredge this — what we can to help. listening dredge this was _ what we can to help. listening dredge this was the _ what we can to help. listening dredge this was the m6 - what we can to help. listening . dredge this was the m6 motorists were stuck for hours and go to emergency refuge.— were stuck for hours and go to emergency refuge. everyone had to net out emergency refuge. everyone had to get out and — emergency refuge. everyone had to get out and i _ emergency refuge. everyone had to get out and i left _ emergency refuge. everyone had to get out and i left the _ emergency refuge. everyone had to get out and i left the car _ emergency refuge. everyone had to get out and i left the car out - emergency refuge. everyone had to get out and i left the car out and i get out and i left the car out and me and the dark, we ran. through more than — me and the dark, we ran. through more than 100 _ me and the dark, we ran. through more than 100 people, _ me and the dark, we ran. through more than 100 people, including l more than 100 people, including children. lots of local people brought in food, clothes. people were 'ust brought in food, clothes. people were just very — brought in food, clothes. people were just very grateful _ brought in food, clothes. people were just very grateful to - brought in food, clothes. people were just very grateful to have i were just very grateful to have somewhere out of the weather. this was the 8595 _ somewhere out of the weather. “in 3 was the 8595 on the way to the family wedding, stop for 19 hours about underwater or help from the emergency services. cumbria police to clear this is a major incident and 7000 homes and businesses were without power. a weather warning across much of northern england, midlands north wales is in place until midnight on monday, separately, and health alert is also in place here, cumbria police and advise motorists not to travel within the county unless necessary. some were making the most of the snow by enjoying a bit. but for many, the court weather has left its impact and will be felt for a number of days. more now on our top story and the israel defense forces have announced the beginning of a new ground operation in southern gaza, just north of the city of khan younis. the announcement was made on israel army radio. the hamas—run health ministry in gaza says more than 15 and a half thousand people have now been killed there over the course of the war. unicef�*s james elder is inside gaza, in khan younis. i spoke to him shortly after the announcement of the ground operation. it is chilling news, i hear the first time, i can hear weapons and its normally artillery and bombs and accuracy panic among people literally having women and children grab onto me and my shirt and expect to be taking some are safe. we do not know that safe place is. where is the safe place _ not know that safe place is. where is the safe place was _ not know that safe place is. where is the safe place was my _ not know that safe place is. where is the safe place was my preferred | is the safe place was my preferred authorities urging people in and around the area to try to evacuate from several districts of the area, have they been able to do that and if not, why not? have they been able to do that and if not. why not?— if not, why not? some people thousands _ if not, why not? some people thousands of _ if not, why not? some people thousands of people - if not, why not? some people thousands of people on - if not, why not? some people thousands of people on the i if not, why not? some people - thousands of people on the move for the third or fourth time and some cannot because there's not enough transport to move them and many are well aware that they're moving to place with no water, no shelter and starting to rain and no sanitation and shelters here, it is one toilet for 400 people and go somewhere and it is no toilets for a thousand people and as a doctor said to me, the next phase of this with attacks in the sky, the next one will be death from disease, these are not safe zones there's no such thing is that, it is a cynical narrative, nowhere has been safe in the same people who have been in places where previously there have been bombed anyway and they're absolutely none of the essentials they need is moving people on a chessboard but it is a lethal game right now. we moving people on a chessboard but it is a lethal game right now.— is a lethal game right now. we are seeinu is a lethal game right now. we are seeing live — is a lethal game right now. we are seeing live pictures _ is a lethal game right now. we are seeing live pictures but _ is a lethal game right now. we are seeing live pictures but as - is a lethal game right now. we are seeing live pictures but as the - seeing live pictures but as the situation at the hospital now when it comes to its ability to treat people there push a little house at the hospital earlier and i've seen thousands of children coming in with the wounds of war, going past children with shrapnel, and third degree burns and it is a war zone and the cease—fire they are unable to cope is twice his capacity and in front of the basic things to treat people with amputations in a flood of children your explosions in 20 minutes later, they're running through and some will survive and some will not, the capacity of health workers is immense and the world sergeant go to them and we should not close her eyes to the suffering of those children beyond the brutality of the skies. it is the brutality of the skies. it is brittle because _ the brutality of the skies. it is brittle because you _ the brutality of the skies. it 3 brittle because you see what's happening to children and a little girl coming to me at the hospital and shipped to them to the water bottles backing but it felt the mop and in the hospital, the war on children is resumed in this time of part for ourfor our city children is resumed in this time of part for our for our city but it is here, since it began. taste part for our for our city but it is here, since it began.— part for our for our city but it is here, since it began. we have been here, since it began. we have been here since experience _ here, since it began. we have been here since experience to _ here, since it began. we have been here since experience to the - here since experience to the bombardment since the start of the war since last 24 hours.— war since last 24 hours. incredibly difficult and _ war since last 24 hours. incredibly difficult and help _ war since last 24 hours. incredibly difficult and help organisations . difficult and help organisations that have lost many comics and many have been killed, the largest number of united nations workers killed in any war since the united nations and people are putting themselves in harms way to get those things that people talk of, food, water, medicine, but there is no help, people are coming from a nightmarish position and this is why, if there was peace now, we'd be fighting a genuine humanitarian crisis, given the state of health, the devastation of homes being damaged and have the hospitals are not functional, it's a end we will see an increasing deaths of children, mothers. i end we will see an increasing deaths of children, mothers.— of children, mothers. i know that there are you _ of children, mothers. i know that there are you wearing _ of children, mothers. i know that there are you wearing the - of children, mothers. i know that there are you wearing the area, | there are you wearing the area, how much longer do you think it will be safe for you to stay in this area? i don't begin safe at any point for anyone, be honest. that's bench in the beginning when you see children who are at their homes and those who have amputations or risk completing out in those brave comics lost their lives and i know in my own position that i am seeking to tell children stories and give a sense of the reality and compelled empathy and compassion by sharing what may be comfortable truths but i know that does not support my safety in a place like this. but does not support my safety in a place like this.— does not support my safety in a place like this. but to those who have become — place like this. but to those who have become an _ place like this. but to those who have become an influence - place like this. but to those who have become an influence right| place like this. but to those who i have become an influence right but to stop the bombardment, it's, we do whatever we can but it is getting more difficult, yes. you can get more on what is happening on the bbc website the biggest updated minute by minute. is has claimed responsibility for an explosion at a catholic mass in the southern philippines on sunday morning that killed at least four people and injured more than 40. the bomb attack took place at a university in the country's largest muslim city of marawi. the government in the philippines had staged a crackdown on islamist extremist groups in recent days, as simonjones reports. members of the congregation helped carry the wounded to safety. the explosion took place in a university hall where people had gathered for sunday mass. you can see smoke in the air. these pictures from inside show chairs strewn across the floor by the force of the blast. the police say they have recovered fragments of a mortar bomb. many worshippers were taken to hospital in a state of shock. translation: we attended mass at seven am. - then during the first reading there was a sudden explosion. it was really sudden and everyone ran. when i looked behind me, people were lying on the floor. the president described the attack as senseless and heinous. he blamed what he called foreign terrorists. the authorities believe it may have been carried out in retaliation for the killing of 12 suspected members of an islamist militant group by the military on friday. the public is being urged to remain calm. our focus now in the face of this incident in marawi will be to not only address the security dimension, but also the wellness dimension of the community. the university where the attack took place has called in additional security staff. all classes have been suspended. the authorities have vowed to bring the perpetrators of what they're calling this ruthless act to justice. simon jones, bbc news. taking place under the embattled eastern town which russian forces a been trying to surround and jessica parkeris been trying to surround and jessica parker is more on the story now ukrainian soldier it shows two members from his unit being shot by russian soldiers as those two men were interesting, it seemed to happen near the town of avdiyivka weather has been fierce fighting in the region. what this video these two men emerging, the first comes out with his hands on the side and on the ground and the second man comes out and he also lies down on the ground and the soldiers had been sticking out the position appeared to open fire. the pretty grainy did not see what's happening in the surrounding area and ukrainian military says it is a ukrainian film video and the prosecutors have launched an investigation. russia has not commented but there previously denied the locations of war crimes in this conflict. baroness glenys kinnock of holyhead, a former minister, mep and wife of ex—labour leader lord kinnock, has died. her family says she died peacefully in her sleep, with her husband of 56 years beside her. baroness kinnock of holyhead had also served as a minister in the house of lords under the last labour government. our political reporter tony bonsignore told me more about her life and influence. for those of us of a certain age, glenys kinnock was a very familiar figure over an extended period. there was a period after 1983 where her husband neil kinnock who she met at cardiff university in the '605 became leader of the labour party. a very tumultuous time for the labour party, he led it for 14 years and she was very visible during that period. she was during that period very politically active in her own right, she campaigned for nuclear disarmament, something which caused political issues for her husband. he famously gave a press conference where he said, look, she's an independent woman who is allowed her own views. we work as a partnership. and then overlapping, in the mid—905 she became a politician in her own right. from 1994 to 2009 she was a member of the european parliament. from there, she became a minister under gordon brown until labour lost the election in 2010 and then opposition spokesman for three years after that. a very full life, a full political life and aside from that, she was a teacher, a committed teacher, something she remained interested in her whole life. and we know she battled alzheimer's disease. she was diagnosed with alzheimer's in 2017 and her husband neil had spoken movingly about the challenges that posed. it was not the way i'm sure any of them would have wanted such an active life, a political life, to end. she suffered from alzheimer's for the last six years of her life. it's notjust her husband who survives her, she has two children, one another prominent member of the current labour party, a frontbencher. as i say, those of us of this age know she was such a prominent politicalfigure, both as the wife and partner of the labour leader but also within her own right. she was an active politician for nearly 20 years untiljust around 16 or 17 years ago. let's look at dubai now, and the latest from the united nations climate summit — cop28. sunday is the first time any climate summit has focussed on health. experts say global warming is already having a "profound effect" on global health. the first climate—health ministerial at cop aims to set out a roadmap and opportunities to address the rapidly growing burden of climate change, on healthcare systems. the group is expected to announce significant new health—climate finance and programs, and look at targets set by governments, international organisations and the private sector. the talks are addressing how climate—health finance can support equitable health outcomes around the world. it will also look at health targets in ending diseases such as polio, malaria, and neglected tropical diseases. drjane ruth aceng is the minister of health for uganda. she told me she was pleased to see the summit focus on health. enddate we are excited that as of the ministers after 27 years and we have a date to discuss climate change and moving forward, we are very optimistic that climate change and health be a big issue in every event. when uganda have had a profound impact on climate change and the entire health system. we have temperatures rising to about 1.3 degrees and this includes floods, landslides, mudslides and be fed diseases increasing and of course, all the money that was borrowed to set up health facilities we have seen go down the drain and therefore, we are sure with the hope that even as we sit and discuss the aspects of climate change, there will be more money put into addressing issues that we have so elaborately laid on the table. and one of them includes stop but i was going to ask about something specific but please finish what you were saying. but i was trying to emphasise is the need for date relief. forformidable countries relief. for formidable countries like relief. forformidable countries like uganda that contribute very little to climate change but are feeling the impact of what has been created by the more developed countries and we need support for us to address the challenges that we are facing in the country. in india, prime minister narendra modi's party — the bjp — has won three of the four key state elections today. the bjp comfortably won rajasthan and chhattisgarh from the main opposition party, congress. it also retained madhya pradesh. congress won the southern state of telangana. i asked our south asia editor, anbarasan ethirajan, what these elections mean to the bjp and prime minister narendra modi. the governing party has been celebrated in major said after the commendable victory in devotee states _ commendable victory in devotee states for— commendable victory in devotee states for india and they have won comfortably in their humour seems to be counted _ comfortably in their humour seems to be counted and captured power in one the states— be counted and captured power in one the states and their retaining. it's a big _ the states and their retaining. it's a big for— the states and their retaining. it's a big for the governing bjp and modi is celebrating the success and these three _ is celebrating the success and these three states and the heart of northern— three states and the heart of northern india. in the next six months — northern india. in the next six months times, people describe these elections. _ months times, people describe these elections, these provincial elections, these provincial elections as a semifinal of the world — elections as a semifinal of the world cup match because this is setting — world cup match because this is setting the tone of how they're going _ setting the tone of how they're going to — setting the tone of how they're going to take the campaign issues and the _ going to take the campaign issues and the strengths and weaknesses of the political parties and the main opposition congress party which when the key— opposition congress party which when the key state in may this year could make _ the key state in may this year could make a _ the key state in may this year could make a comeback or do pretty well in these _ make a comeback or do pretty well in these elections that could set the tone for— these elections that could set the tone for an opposition alliance and i tone for an opposition alliance and i was _ tone for an opposition alliance and i was the _ tone for an opposition alliance and i was the main issue. election results — i was the main issue. election results are _ i was the main issue. election results are seen as a setback for the party— results are seen as a setback for the party even though one of prosperous states with a comfortable majority _ prosperous states with a comfortable majority of _ prosperous states with a comfortable majority of the most out to the beach — majority of the most out to the beach bjp —— lost out to the bjp. the three — beach bjp —— lost out to the bjp. the three was to return to party to the power— the three was to return to party to the power when elections are held next year— the power when elections are held next year and they need to go back to the _ next year and they need to go back to the drawing room and find out where _ to the drawing room and find out where and — to the drawing room and find out where and they need to keep it all together— where and they need to keep it all together and india and what went wrong _ together and india and what went wrong for— together and india and what went wrong for them and that is why these elections _ wrong for them and that is why these elections are considered very crucial— elections are considered very crucial and with popularity in the campaign — crucial and with popularity in the campaign energy and when these elections — finally, a couple from milford haven, in wales, say it's like they've lost an "old friend", after a bomb disposal team blew up a hundred year—old shell the husband and wife thought was a garden ornament. sian and jeffrey edwards say the device — which weighed nearly 30 kilos — had been outside their home all their lives. they said they used to bang trowels against it after finishing their gardening. for more on this i spoke with reporter david grundy. at home and better of the swells and the police officerjust happened to spot the sling and decided she did not like the look of it and he said he would have to let the ministry of defence and he said he would have to let the ministry of defence in an hour later, the bomb squad would be there in the morning to get rid of it. and here's what the character and he did not have time to be seen today because they're far too busy putting up the christmas decorations and money toward me was wednesday night was pretty sleepless because there were two on a street map to be evacuated but gloucestershire which is around 60 miles in three hours away by boat, they arrived with a couple of thoughts and what they found was a live bomb that had a tiny amount of charge and jeffrey taught us the bomb disposal unit, we are not leaving the house and less danger. if it doesn't, we come up with it. what they've been using as an ornament is a £64 29 kilo projectile and a keen gardener to bang her instrument on it to get dirt. it was later detonated. this is all about bond villain. photographer and he who has been a fan since the age of ten wanted to show the mum roger moore film is been taking videos and photos of bond villains of the past and started an exhibition of them you can see on the latest photos here in this bbc website is the christopher lee and charles who played clouds. it is a very interesting article you can find it on the website. stay with us on bbc news. hello there. we've seen some changes to the weather today. across the south of the country, low pressure has been ushering in some slightly milder air, more cloud outbreaks of rain. it's the north of the country which is seeing the cold, dry, sunnier weather today. but this new upcoming week starts off on a cold note. then we start to see it turning more unsettled — wet, windy weather moving in off the atlantic. that will usher in milder for all areas by the end of the week. now it's the first of a series of low pressure systems continue to push northwards into england and wales. in fact, the rain's going to pep up, turn heavier through the evening and overnight period. as it bumps into the colder air lying across the north of the country, likely see some snow of the welsh hills, the peak district, the pennines, maybe even down to lower levels for a time. we'll also see wintry showers feeding into eastern scotland, but western scotland, northern ireland will see the clearer skies. so here the lowest, the temperatures less cold. further south, southern england should have a frost—free night. but to monday morning it could be a bit tricky across northern england, the north midlands and north wales, could see some wet snow on the hills, maybe the odd flake down to lower levels for a time, but it'll be mostly of rain. but as the band of rain continues to move north, it's likely to see that risk of sleet and snow transferring to the north pennines. frequent wintry showers pushing into northern and eastern scotland could give some significant accumulations there. best of the brightness western scotland, northern ireland but to central southern parts of britain will stay rather cloudy, quite breezy with rain on and off. now, despite temperatures being a little bit higher across the board, you factor in the wind tomorrow, it's going to feel quite cold and raw. now that area of low pressure starts to pull out towards the near continent. so during monday night into tuesday, it'll take a while, but it means that the eastern side of england will bear the brunt of the edge of the low, bringing fairly brisk north, north—easterly winds, further wintry showers here, and there'll be further wintry showers, northern and eastern scotland. but elsewhere, with a ridge of high pressure building in increasing amounts of sunshine out west. so an improving afternoon for many. but again, it's going to be quite a cold day. temperatures 2—7 degrees — cooler than that further east when you factor in the breeze. so wednesday looks like it'll be a fine day for most. another cold one to come. then thursday, friday, it turns wetter and windier, but you'll notice the milder air reaches pretty much all areas. so we start the upcoming week off on a cold note, a bit of sunshine around before it turns more unsettled by the end of the week and turning milderfor all. live from london. this is bbc news. israeli army radio says the ground operation in the south of gaza has begun. it says armed forces are there and expect to expand their offensive. the us defence secretary warns israel it risks driving civilians into the arms of the enemy. singing glenys kinnock, the former british minister and wife of the former labour leader neil kinnock, dies, aged 79. and heavy snow causes major disruption in england's north. police urge people to stay away. the israel defense forces have announced the beginning of a new ground operation in southern gaza, just north of the city of khan younis. israel continued its renewed bombardment of gaza for a third day, having told more palestinians to leave areas in and around khan younis immediately.
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