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In iran, dozens of students from 26 schools, most of whom are girls, are reportedly being treated for poisoning at hospitals after another wave of apparent toxic gas attacks. they've been happening since november but have expanded in scope and scale over the past week. the us says the reports are �*deeply concerning'. tehran says it's appointed a court to investigate. bbc persian's parham ghobadi has the latest. panic at the school gates with an apparent poison gas attack on a primary school. bbc persian has verified the video. it's a school in the iranian capital, tehran, on wednesday. at l...

On a primary school. bbc persian has verified the video. it's a school in the iranian capital, tehran, on wednesday. at least 26 schools across the country were attacked on this day alone. hospital wards were full of schoolgirls. the main target of the attacks, they reported the smell of tangerine or rotten fish, then fell, faint, nauseous and collapsed. i can't breathe, the girl says, as medics tell her not to be scared. some iranians wonder if the schoolgirls are being singled out as revenge for their role in anti—government protests, which started last september. the bbc has spoken to one...

And they know that we'll do everything we can to prioritise those who need us the most. so we have to be honest with the public, but i think as long as the public know we'll do everything we can to protect them, i think we'll work well together. and was there a faint or blackoutjust before the injury? the message from the ambulance service is pretty straightforward. they are asking us tomorrow to take stock, to think carefully before calling for an emergency ambulance. to ask ourselves, is this really a life—threatening emergency? something like a heart attack, stroke or a seizure? if the an...

Ambulance service, is the patient breathing? it's calm but busy in this control room for the north i will make that request for you, ok? so don't worry. preparations are under way for another strike day tomorrow. taking part are members of the two biggest unions, the gmb and unison, including ambulance crews and call handlers. all this, when the health service is already under intense pressure. the strike comes on top of a really, really difficult winter. i've not faced anything like this in my whole nhs career. dr chris grant says we will all have to think carefully about how we use the servi...

In my whole nhs career. dr chris grant says we will all have to think carefully about how we use the service. i'm really confident that we're doing everything we possibly can to deliver a high quality service. but i think i've got to be brutally honest as well, is that there are some patients that we simply won't be able to send an ambulance to. but the public know that, and they know that we'll do everything we can to prioritise those who need us the most. so we have to be honest with the public, but i think as long as the public know we'll do everything we can to protect them, i think we'll ...