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hello, i'm anna foster in southern israel. you in southern israel. are here in israel with bbc news. you are here in israel with bbc news. the bombardment from israel in gaza continues, we can see on the horizon in the background, the gaza skyline and within the last few hours we have seen tank movements and continuing plumes of smoke heading up into the sky. it's been another intense night and day of bombardment as you can hear on the situation inside gaza is becoming increasingly desperate. the un agency unrwa which looks after palestinian refugees has said what communications have...

they're still sought after by celebrities and royalty alike. it's hard to put a price on this one. it was the first one ever sold. only a few people can afford them any more. sadly, i'm not one. phil mackie, bbc news, shropshire. time for a look at the weather. this time yesterday we were saying there was not much to report apart from some cloud here and there across the uk, and that's certainly the case of the weekend, variable cloud. but it varies a lot because this high pressure, while it's keeping things very calm across the uk, some parts of the country are stuck underneath grey...

Thursday in parliament. Our look at the best of the day in the commons and lords. On this programme, the government says is unacceptable that standards in a third of Nursing Homes in england have fallen below safe levels. In some areas it is completely unacceptable that standards in some cities are below those likely expected by early users and their families. Claims that the news media are being too hostile to brexit. I cannot recall a single instance in recent times when i have seen good Economic News the bbc didnt describe as despite brexit. And those maiden speeches by new mps, they keep o...

“Significant” traffic disruption is expected as part of a road in Bethlehem closes for three months as part of Tauranga’s $655 million Takitimu North Link...

Go to a second round and that is what people expect and it will be in october, and the person voted president will only have 18 months before there will be more presidential elections so very few ecuadorians don�*t think that much could be done and in fact it�*s not about 18 months, it is a massive task, trying to win back the faith of ecuadorians when it comes to politics, trying to rein in the strength of the cartels and the organised crime and bring that down so suddenly, there is a lot of distrust around the system whether anything will actually change on the ground. around the world a...