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hello there, and welcome along to the programme. and we start at the rugby world cup, where wales have been knocked out by argentina, in the first of the quarter finals. it all started so brightly for warren gatland s side in marseilles, but the pumas had the edge in a stunning second half comeback.. let s get the latest now with our correspondent andy swiss who s there for us now. andy so close for wales, but the game just swung away from them after half time. that s right you may be able to hear the argentinian fans still celebrating inside the stadium. you expect the celebrations here are onlyjust beginning for them. but for though welsh fans what crushing disappointment as you say they began the matches so well and lead 10 0 at one point thanks to an early try from dan baker of argentina then came back for penalties and led after half time 12 10 but wales came back and retook the lead. a try from tomos williams as he raced through to score. i gave wales the le ....
ibach welcome to the journal editorial report as we wrap up a busy week for donald trump and his legal team. stormy daniels took the stand with some salacious testimony that may have done the prosecution more harm than good as the defense calls for a mistrial as two criminal cases against the former president hit new roadblocks that could push them past the november election, with the judge delaying the classified documents case in florida. an appeals court reviewing the decision to keep district attorney vani will less on the case. kim s trostle and manhattan institute senior fellow jason riley. you are following the trial in new york. what are the most important things we have learned now that in an is in its third week? the most important thing we have not learned is what the second crime is. donald trump was indicted for falsifying business records, this would be a misdemeanor normally unless you could claim he had a felonious intent to commit another crime. da al ....
more clout for scotland and showers, perhaps fewer showers elsewhere. slightly less windy on sunday but temperatures a bit lower again. autumn has arrived. and that s bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. from the six team, it s goodbye. the news continues here on bbc one as now it s time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. goodnight. hello and welcome to sportsday. turning paris green in the face of an all black challenge. ireland hope their home from home takes them to a first world cup semifinal. it was one, then the other, then to get there, but owen farrell is in, george ford is out for england against fiji. a different read will take over the velodrome before england, with wheels ready to open quarterfinal weekend. wales. also our new zealand team on the top four, with new zealand three from three in the cricket world cup. hello again. three home nations, three former ....
at this hour of gaza, as people brace for a possible land invasion by israeli troops. israel continues to carry out air strikes, saying it is targeting hamas fighters, not civilians. explosion but air strikes have killed and injured civilans. doctors without borders says hospitals in gaza have only have a few days fuel left in their generators. the world food programme has distributed some aid, but the un has warned that israel is in breach of international law, in denying civilians access to essential supplies of food, fuel and water. ii of its own staff there have been killed since saturday. bbc verify is continuing to monitor the impact of the strikes in gaza. one was on the islamic university of gaza, targeted between tuesday and wednesday. several videos, released by the israel defense force, have shown their attacks. meanwhile, hamas fighters continue to fire rockets into israel. many have been intercepted by the country s iron dome defence system, but a few have broke ....
it s newsday. singapore, this is bbc news. it s newsda . ., ., it s newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. we begin in israel, where we begin our programme, as israel continues its mass mobilisation of troops, hundreds of thousands, on the southern border with gaza, the widespread expectation that a ground offensive across the frontier maybe coming. but the un is calling for essential supplies to be allowed into the territory, where the humanitarian situation is deteriorating rapidly, as israel enforces a complete siege. this follows the unprecedented attack, five days ago, in israel, by militants from hamas, a group committed to the destruction of israel, and designated a terror organisation by many western governments, including the uk. at least 1,200 people in israel are now thought to have been killed in the multiple assaults last saturday. at least a thousand palestinians have been killed in retaliatory israeli air strikes. we ll be inside besieged gaza, w ....