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More now from the middle east, where a United Nations official has warned that nowhere in gaza is safe for civilians. Israels bombardment has continued. This, the scene in khan younis earlier, following an israeli strike. The Hamas Run Health Ministry says more than 7,000 people have been killed in gaza since the start of the war. Its released a document it says lists the names and id numbers of all those killed after President Biden cast doubt on its casualty figures. Un aid workers in gaza say theyve begun to scale down their operations because fuel is running out there. 0vernight, the Israe...

Hroza is located more than 30 kilometres 18 miles from The Front Line town of kupiansk, in an area where Russian Forces have been pushing to recapture territory they lost to ukrainian troops last year. The attack comes as Vladimir Putin has been speaking at a meeting in the black sea resort of sochi. Russias president again blamed the west for his invasion of ukraine. He said russia didnt start the 20 month long war against ukraine and is trying to bring it to an end. Translation since the beginning of the socalled counteroffensive, | this is the latest data. Sincejune fourth alone, the Ukrain...

In sport, arsenal look destined for another early exit from the Champions League as theyre thrashed 5 1 by bayern munich. Hi, fair. I am a door to door poet. I write poems for them. And we meet the door to door poet wholl write a few verses especially for you. He is great. And carol has the weather. Good morning. For some of us it is a cold and frosty start with fog around and a fair bit of cloud, but The Cloud Will Break, we will see sunshine but expect showers or aim for Northern Ireland and scotland where at the moment it is also quite windy. I will have more details in about 30 minutes. Th...

Because whenever i used to come here, or near the shop, i was feeling anxious. and i think that it took me maybe time to get over what we lived, but without forgetting what we lived. but, you know, whenever you live that traumatic experience, whatever you do is to fight, so we had to, wake up, work, come back, sleep. you both spoke about how the community came together in the immediate aftermath of the blast. is that sense of solidarity still there, joelle? 0h, definitely. this is what you'll definitely find in beirut — and in lebanon, actually, not only beirut. but when you see the love tha...

And the support actually and the presence. just the fact to see people that you don't know coming in to help, or calling, "are you 0k? "is everything 0k? do you need anything?" it was, i think, the best thing that ever happened to each other. nour, do you still feel that sense of solidarity? to be honest, in my day to day life, outside, when i'm on the street, i don't feel it as much as i felt it when the blast had happened, because we generally tend to focus on our disagreements, whether they're political, or religious, or... this is like the general way of being on the street in lebanon, but...